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DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, FRIDAY, JANUARY 24, 1008.
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J. L. STOCKTON
THE OLD WHITE CORNER
NEW
WHITE
Petticoats
Seo display in our Court street window. Wo flimly bolievo those
offerings to bo suporlor to anything over shown in- Salem, from a
standpoint of quality and price.
Wo havo assembled a number of different kinds of wide flounco,
trimmed in laco and embroidery, all tucked and finished up 'juTt
llko home-made skirts.
Price each $1.00
Another very attractive Una of stylos, that really should ba
marked 25c to 50o more than they are
Price each $1 .50
A raro collection; patterned to plonse customers who nro in the
habit of paying $3 to $5 for their skirts
Price each $1.98
Our $2.25 offerings will plonso the most particular lady. They
nro neat and well made. Tho laces and embroideries aro all new
pattern
Price each $2.25
The Big Four Line
Is nn advance shlpmont and with it wo expect to attract much at
tention and create talk. Tho garmonts como from ono of Ameri
ca's foremost factories; they nro not what is known in lingerie
circles as "special salo lines M They aro tho best that can bo pro
duced for tho monoy.
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PORTLAND MAINE
HAS A BAD FIRE
More Than a Million Dollars turned Into Ashes, By An
Early Morning Blaze
(United Press-Lonoed Wire.) j
Portlnnd, Mo., Jan. 24. Tho en
tire business district of Portland is
threatened with destruction by a'
flerco flro that has been raging Blnco
z is tins morning, in tno race or a
howling Northeast wind.
Tho city hall has already been de
stroyed. Flroment from neighbor
ing cities aro arriving to assist tho
local flro fighters. Lewlston hns sent
a largo number and Bath and tilde
ford have sent fighting nppnratus.
The fire was (under control at 10
o'clock this morning. Although
strenuous efforts wero mndo to Bavo
tho beautiful $800,000 city hall, tho
structure Is a total loss. All tho
records that wore saved wero thoso
belonging to tho offices of tho city
clerk and city treasurer. It is esti
mated that tho flro has caused a total
loss of $1,000,000. It is tho worst
that has visited the city slnco 180G,
when it was nearly wiped out by
flro.
Tho .flro Btartcd in somo brass
works and Bpread to tho city hall an
nex of tho health department with
remarknblo rapidity. Great diffi
culty was experienced In saving tho
records of tho department. Two
bodies are still in tho ruins, three of
thorn having boon recovered.
JACK LONDON MAY
BE SHIPWRECKED
20 Per Cent REDUCTION
N Now is your time to secure one of Priestley's Gen
uine Cravenette Rain Coats at 20 per cent off the
regular selling price. These are this season's models
and are great values at the reduced prices.
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TREES
Now is the time to place
your order for anything
needed in our line for
spring planting. Such as
Walnuts, Apples, Cherries, Prunes, Plums,
Peaches, Shade Tree Ornamental Shrubs, Roses
Our Ornamental Department is the largest and
most complete on this coast. If you need anything in
our line 'phone Main 75 or address
OREGON NURSERY CO.,
Salem
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Republicans Organize.
I'nitej Press Leased Wire.)
San Prancloo, Jan. 24.- With
Oniony among the antl-maohino Re
Publicans of San Francisco aseuraed,
tho Lincoln-Roosevelt League of Re
publican Clubs of California' has
taken up the work of permanent or
BW'iPtlon In San Francisco and
Northern California that had been
Postpon-d rending tho harmonizing
830 COURT BTRKKT.
Call and try UfcM. Mel
15c Board per weak 2,7S, j
lo furnished roomi very X
reasonable.
AT TUB
Salem
Restaurant
MEALS iSr
nimiMMimuMmn
HuieWing Sang Co.
Removal Sale
Ve are selling out all goods
t cost price. Move and sell
tore building and all tho
Sxis Everything must go.
36 Court Street, Salem, Or.
of the antl-Horren factions in tho
local Republican party.
Cheater Rowell, of Fresno, was
elected stato secretary and organizer
with full authority to prosecute tho
work of organization, which could
not be completed until the anti-railroad
faction in San Francisco, which
split as a result of the last munlcl-
firaber Bros.
PLUMBING
AND
GAS FITTING
Will give prompt attention
to all orders, guarantee our
work to give satisfaction and
to be up to tho sanitary stand
ard. AVE WILL BE PLEASED TO
GIVE ESTIMATES OX
CONTRACTS.
Call at our shop on Liberty
Btreet, back of Barr's Jewelry
Store. Pnone 550.
Nothing Has Been Heard of Or From Him Since He Left
Honolulu In the Snark a Month Ago
(United Prosa Loasod Wire.)
Oakland, Cal., Jan. 21. Sup
posed' bocauso its ofllcors linvo boon
unablo to find any traco of Jack
London, tho notod author, "who b
gnn a. tour of tho world In his frail
craft, the Snnrk, and tho fonr that
ho has mot dlHUBtor somewhere In
tho South boob, tho Contrnl bank hns
recorded a morlgago ngaliiBt Lon
don's homo In Twonty-sevonth street
near Telegraph avonuo, which
drawn last April.
The tniBt dood was given by
laJvontuior to ntlio funds with which
to outfit his craft and carry out his
project of sailing around tho world.
Tho uogotlutlotiH wero carried out se
cretly at tho time, and tho cvldenco
of tho dobt wns novor mndo public
until tho mortgago was filed.
Slnco London loft Honolutni, sum)
lime ago, tho bank pooplo liavo heard
nothing from him. Tlioy attempted
wns i through various sourcos to gain somo
information concerning him, but
wero unablo to do so.
tho
pal campaign, woro drawn togothor.
Tho harmony, which tho railroad In
toroBts confidently bolievo could not
bo ostnbllshod, has boon seaurod
through tho offorts of tho looguo
loaders, who lmvo dovotod tho major
portion of tho Inst month to San
Francisco.
The Match to the Candle
(Contlnuod from First Page )
land, Kan,; T. F. Wnlt, Storm Lake,
la.; Fon Wlienor, Pomoroy, Wash :
W. J. Foster, Storm Lake, la.; M. B.
Cleveland, Portlnnd; M. II. Kondnll,
Hsthorvlllo, In.; William Mllno nnd
wife, South Africa; Goo. Marshall,
Chllllwaok, B. C; A. L. Drynlii.
PoulBbo, Wash.; F. L. Wood, Stcw-art-svillo,
Minn.; Wm. Sykoe, West
Concord, Minn.; C. D. Wood, Knusal,
S. D ; II. F. Skools, Addy, Wash ;
Mrs, J, W. Baker, Snlom, formorly
Oil City, Pa.; J. Bngoman. F. T.
Wayne, Bugono Shallb, A. Hnrtmnn,
Eureka, Cal.; W. A. Klrkpatrlck,
Soattle.
Tho committees on momborslilp
aro now at work revising tho lists for
1908, and many now namos aro bolng
addd. Old members are In many In
stance increasing their subscrip
tions, and, nsldo from tho aid given
by tho county's donation to tho liter
ature fund, a considerable incroase
Is being realized. Dozens have vol
untarily bocomo members and havo
added their dollars to help the good
work along. Others wlio had with
drawn their support aro not only
coming back, but aro also increasing
their membership feos. Tho board
has no fixed or arbitrary duw, but
members are contributing all tho way
from 50 conurto $26 por month. Ev
erybody should bo Interested, and ail
are Invited to become mombor and
paulclpato in tho good work.
CANDIDATES WHO
HAVE ANNOUNCED.
Following candldntos lmvo filed
patulous with tho BOcrotnry of state:
Wuldomnr Solon, of Portland, Re
publican candidnto for district attor
ney, fourth dlBtrlct; Chas. P. Mur
phy, Baker City, Democrat, candi
date for district nttornoy, eighth
district; W. R. Bills, Pendleton, lie
publican, for congress, second district.
tviir nor
'A!smi,i'citiowooD
Overcoats at Big Reducition
20 per cent reductions on al) our Men's and Boy's Ov
ercoats to close them out.
We have placed on our bargain counters
a number of broken lines in Men's and
Boys' Clothing at greatly reduced prices.
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This Store Closes At 5:30 Every Evening Except Saturday
9 Purina
Egg Food
The bot on the mnrkot to
produce oggs. A porfectly bal
anced ration to bo fed ns n liot
mash. Try It, and see the re
sult It will bring.
Poultry Feeds
Remombor wo havo tho larg
est Btock In tho city of Whoat.
Oat, Barloy, Corn, Cracked
Corn, Chick Food, Ground
Bone, Ground Oyster Sholls,
Grit, Moat Monl, Beef Scraps,
Blood Maat, etc. Yoru will find
tho quality tho host on tho mar
kot and our prlcos as low, and
usually lowor than any otlior
dealor in tho valley. Send for
catalogue.
D. A. WHITE & SONS
Salem, Oregon
IT IS HELL WHEN
LABOR IS IDLE
(Unltod ProHH Loaned Wire.)
Snn Franolaao, Jan. 24. Tho first
big demonstration of the unemployed
of San Francisco will take place next
Sunday artornoon. A call has boeu
isstiod to tho army of unemployed
for a mass mooting at Walton's pa
vilion on that day, and plans are be
ing mndo by tho organizers of the
movomont to bring tho problom to
nn immodlate hoad. Way nnd menu
of putting to work thousands of Idle
men In tho city will be discussed,
and commlttoos will probably be ap
pointed to carry out tho work. Some
notion is also oxpeotod in the matter
of rollof measures.
A lottor of Invitation to attend
tho mooting has boon Issuod to ov
ory union In San Francisco. The
mooting will be addrosnod by Ed. J.
Lewis, a Socialist leader, who took
part In tho labor movemont In Penn
sylvania and olsowhere In the Mast.
Ernest L. Rogln, recont candidate for
mayor on tho Socialist tlekot, and
E. H. Mlsnor, proeldont of the Iron
Trados Council, will also speak.
Tho principal proposition to be put
bforo the meeting will be the plan
recently endorsed by the convention
of tho Stato Fodorntlon of Labor, at
Vallejo, to havo the city tako 13,000
worth of bonds now In tho troawury
and leeuo thorn In denominations of
$2, ffi and 1 10, to bo used In tho
payment of labororg omployod In the
many brnnohos of municipal Im
provement now demanding attontlon,
such ub tho ropalr of streets, build
ing of schools, otc. A resolution em
bodying this phut will he put before
tho muutlug for adoption, nnd in
that form will be plaood beforo tho
board of supervisor.
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Dlstaict No. 21ttJ
Tho votors of this dUtrlot have
beon very much dissatisfied with our
road baso, and disappointed last year
the way tho monoy hns beon used,
and our oounty Judge didn't pay any
attention to us. Lot us get up a pe
tition, and with two-thirds of tho
majority In favor of another man
that Is tho taxpayers In thin district
that didn't get u chance to work
the roade. The majority of tho tax
payer would like a chanco to elect
the next road htm. Yours truly F.
J. Vallet.
During tn long, dreary winter
months mothors beoomo tired, worn
out, can't oat, efcop or work Hoi
lister's Rocky Mountain Tea Is the
groatost Mossing for mothers. Makos
them happy and woyy. 35c, Toa or
Tablets. Dr. Stone's Str
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